Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 12

GENERAL REDUCTION On Many Sizes of EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 75 watt, were 100 watt, were 70c, now. 95c¢, now. 150 watt, were $1.30, now. . 200 watt, were $1.80, now. 300 watt, were $2.50, now 500 watt, were 33.75, now Pay Your Electric i.lghl Bl"-l Hcrc Potomac Electric Appliance 'Co. 607 14th St. —Branch Stare, Washington Railway and Electric Building, 14th and C Sts. N‘W Phone M. 955. SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin ‘When. you see the name "Bayer"‘pax s on package or on tablets you are|* “Bayer” getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for colds, headaches, toothache, earache, neuralgia, lum- bago, rheumatism, neuritis and for OPEN A | CHARGE in Accept only package which contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost “few cents. Druggists alsd sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic- acidester of Salicylicacid. general. ys YGUR CREDIT IS INO ENOINED BYlASKEYBfiRPflRAH!lN ] $1.250 ,yveeuy,mn Star Re- strained - From- Acting - for: OfiuScmelFiml ly flao A-neutod Prews. NEW YORK, October 1—An injunc- tion restraining Rodolph Valentino from appearing in any motion pictures other .than those produced by. the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation during the period of his contract, was granted by || Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel. Pending final settlement..of the case, the plaintiff corporation was direct- il | ed to post $25,000 as a ucurlty bond. * Valentino, according the testi- mony, -was engaged ]I:: January by the: Famous, Players-Lasky Corpora- tion'at a salary of $1,2560 a week with the option of renewal at'an increased salary' for one year, or fér still an- other year at another increase. The first option was exercised, ' attorneys for the corporation declared, and then Valentino fatled to-appear at the studios at Hollywood, Septémber 4, thereby breaking his contract. The screen ‘star’s defense was that he had been unjustly treated, had been humiliated by’ his ‘employers and at oné time obliged to dress in the open “while making a desert scerie. He had, it was added, had ‘a very unhappy’ existence during the term of his first contraet: ‘His coun- sel “claimed ‘that under ‘a_ruling of the _California courts ' - Valentino's compensation was inadequate and therefore the contract was non-en- || forcible. MAIL TUBES AGAIN USED. NEW YORK, October 4—The pneu- matic mail tubes under the West Side of the city were used for shooting mail up _and down town Monday for the first time in four years. Accord- ing to. Assistant Postmaster Kiely, the system saved more than three hours over the trick system, in use since the tubes were discarded. CASTORIA For Infants and Children tnUse ForOver30 Years Always bears the Signature of - Davenport Bed: _ finished in mahogany, with link : g attached, SpCig Upholstered and covered mattress. in imitation Brown all ready for your Spanish Leather. CASH OR CREDIT—the price is the same. A 'noid top and drawer.... $21.75 Have It Charged Four-Piece American Walnut Bedroom Suite ASUITE of superior quality and construction, consisting of Full-size Vanity with six draw- ers, Bow-foot Bed, Chiffonier and Large Dresser Look high and low, we don’t believe you'll find its equal at the price. American with plate mirror. walnut finish. On sale at The Hub....:...... Cash or Credit 2314975, MAHOGANY-FIlefi Tea Cart with . rubber-tired wheels and removable | glass-tray top. at the Hub: Cash or Credit, HE HUB offers in this Bed Outfit a most attractive value: -—showmg a Full-size White En-- ameled Bed, with imitation cane panels at head and Toot. -A: Woven Wire Spring and a Re- versible Mattress complete the outfit. Cash or Credit,- the low price is the- same—‘ i On . sale $14.75 - VEDN SKIPPERS THINK EARLY DROUGHT WILL DESCEND, UPON U. S. VES§ELS Aluwurh born in 1824 ‘and ltfllr:n ::lu.‘:n Em;:pe dl{;fufly wo"d- going strong on the. vessels of the lvertisements to the same e s oo e, onany £ T e b S ‘Walker's days. ars numbered "under the American flag. ‘Word has pareol-ud through ship- ping circles, both Beré and in New York, that Attorney General. Daugh- erty has -declded that the sale of liquors on ‘American ships must stop, and first of all must stop on the ves. sels controlled by the Unlted Suten government. ‘The formal ODlnlon in the matter has not been drafted as'yet, but Ship- | ping ;Board ‘officials are prepared for the adverse decision, and, of eourse, will carry it out'to the letter once it is promujgated. ‘The order discontins uing the sale probably will come down through the President, . “Good-Bye Forever!” Already there is a rush for the “wine cards” of the American ves- sels to be preserved as souvenirs John Barleycorn’s last stand under 0Old Glory. The festive gin fizz, the appetizing cocktail, the “American moonshine” and all the other straight and mixed ‘drinks which appeal ‘so keenly to many people are due to walk the plank within a very short time, and their memory will remain only in the printed word. The bars on ihe various ships will be turned into soda fountains and the smokerooms in the future will tinkle with silver spoons in the chocolate sundaes in- stead of cubicles of ice in the gay highball. ‘fummv Walker, ' Old Taylor. Oscar .| Pepper, Gallagher & Burton, Old Mec- Kenna, My Lord Dewar, John Haig and his cousins, Halg & Haig—all ‘the spirited and spirituous gentry of the well stocked larder—must sing ““Good- bye forever!” to their last freedom on American territory. Shipping Board officials, who have fought hard to put the American ships on a competing basis with those of other nations which have not adopted the prohibition standard, are resigned to the new order of ‘things and will make the best of it. They permitted the sale of liquors on Ship- ping Board passenger vessels on the theory thaf the great majority of the traveling public, going to and from Europe on a holiday, would not pat- ronize “dry” vessgls. As a matter of fact, the Shipping Board vessels, It is said, were being avoided to an extent until word was quietly passed around in this country. that you could get anything you wanted on the Ameri- ITE Enamel-finish Kitchen Table with alumi- $4.75 I Folding Card Table with leatherette top— $1.98 mediately began to pick up. Fleet officers-say it remains to be seen what the result will be when the news is broadcasted that-American vessels in the future must be as dry as the land from which they soll.. ° + “Nationality” of Ships. A’ formal. decision by the Attorney General at this time to the. effect that American vessels ;afe- American ter- ritory wherever in the seven seas they may be will also have the effect of settling for all time the question of stépping, the, entrance into Amer- i¢an ports of passenger liners of olher nations which sell liquors freely once the three-mile limit s crossed. If an American ship is American ter- ritory in Liverpool, then the shipping masters argue that an, English ves- sel is English territory even when she is tied up to a dock in New York. The Anti-Saloon League, the Board of ‘Temperance and other organiza- tloris keeping guard, over pronibition 'have been pressing’lately for a de- cislon from the Department of Jus- ticé, and although the Attorney Gen- éral has had his hands”full of other and-perhaps more important matters, an .early promulgation: of- his opinion is expected. Some American officials believe -that foreign shipping lines have had more than a passing inter-; est in the agitation for the suspension of .the sale of liquor ‘on Shipping Board vessels. There is also a well founded r in circulation that the Shipping l] itself has not been wholly unanimous in ‘permitting the sale of liquor to continue. he Attorney General’s de- cision will, however, settle the matter once and for all. (Copyright, 1922.) 30,000 PULPITS VACANT. Poor Pay and Uncertain Future Given as Reason. MASON CITY, Iowa, October 4.— ‘There are 30,000 vacant pulpits in America, Rev. J. H. Cudlipp told the Upper Iowa Methodist - Episcopal Conference here yesterday, because| ministers are paid approximately the i same as strect sweepers and they have no assurance that they will hve in “reasonable comfort after their useful days are over. [ | October 4.—A || restaurant proprietor sat i a- police lockup’ {oday “with” two cuva prob- 3 lems on ralded, ‘are ‘prohibition quthl pre. ferred to stick-up-memn? taneoualy? Woolfgon, in the ea was reided last night. by wprohibition agents. searching for eyidence an automobile] stopped in- front .of the entered. ot the_ agents, ag he’m taken _to. .the station. name was-J. H. Edwards, ‘age ‘nine- teen; and. he was locked up pending further investigation. ‘White with..the’ ‘officers In. the restaurant, the driver of the automobile speeded away and he is being sought, | Woolfson was held for trial. il o e HOLLAP MAN DROPS [ DURING DRYRAD, JALED [ == By the .;-w-‘ ted [ m il ‘[ |n luw m,i‘ - FIRE PREVENTION WEEK SPECI! U. S Galv. Iron SH CANS | Pnced Less Tlnn Wholesale Today! B rand - $ : i"or Hémet, Apartments, Hotels, Etc. Wash. Salvage Co. 933 5th st. n.w. 1418 Florida ave. ne. 11091 H st. n.w. 1348 U st. nw. 303 10th st. n.w 3052 M st. n.w. 3144 M st. nw. Hagerstown, Md. u'-. Press, PITTSBURGH, Pa., his n, If one’s piace of busine, nun be Or ;is- it better to._have the de. The eating establistinent of F. W. end " district;| | While sleuths the were place. A negro, with a loaded -automatic 3 “What do you want? asked one so armed. “Nothing,” saidl the latest arrival, tor the’ door. 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